Monthly Archives: January 2023

Japan, The Netherlands Join China Semiconductor Ban

Japan and The Netherlands have evidently decided to sign onto the Chinese semiconductor ban. The talks between the US, Japan, and the Netherlands over wider bans on exports of semiconductor technology to China have reportedly seen the three agree to … Continue reading →

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Jordan Peterson on Joe Rogan: 2023 Edition

Jordan Peterson always makes a great Joe Rogan guest, and the new interview they did last week is no exception. Discussing the Twitter files, Critical Race Theory and Marxism, victimhood identity politics, postmodern theory, and falseness of reducing everything to … Continue reading →

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California Hates Your Freedom So Much They Want To Tax You For Leaving

One-Party Democratic California is so desperate for cash they want to tax people for leaving. Desperate to stem the stampede of cash cows — affluent residents — out of their state, they are trying to pass an exit tax for … Continue reading →

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The Latest, Greatest Russian Vaporware Coming To Ukraine

Once again, Russia has announced its latest Wunderwaffe is coming to Ukraine, which ZeroHedge treats seriously, because ZeroHedge. Western media outlets flooded the airways with hope for Ukraine this week as the US prepares to send 31 main battle tanks … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm For January 27, 2023

Democrats enabling sexual predators (yet again), more tanks for Ukraine information, and the unexpected return of Storm Drain Woman. It’s the Friday LinkSwarm!  Democrat-run California loves releasing pedophiles from prison early. Published in November of 2022, the story indicated … Continue reading →

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Texas Sues Biden Administration Over Border

Texas is taking a time-honored approach to dealing with the Biden Administration’s refusal to enforce the rule of law on the border: They’re suing him yet again. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced that Texas is suing the Biden administration … Continue reading →

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Ukraine Celebrates Tanksgiving

After almost a year of dithering, Germany has finally relented and is sending Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine. After weeks of reluctance, Germany has agreed to send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine, in what Kyiv hopes will be a game-changer … Continue reading →

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Peter Zeihan on A Second Holodomor in Ukraine

Nothing to cheer you up quite like a discussion of potential genocide. Takeaways: He starts out talking about how Russia plans to add some 500,000 new troops and use them in a late spring offensive when the mud dries up. … Continue reading →

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In Which I Fail To Write About Jeremy Clarkson

I was going to write about the latest cancel culture lynch squad attempt to get Jeremy Clarkson, but then I see that I would have to talk about the no-talent “royal couple” and I refuse to. Instead, enjoy a three … Continue reading →

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“Beijing Mini-Me” Xiongan Is China’s Largest “Rotten Tail” Project

Due to issues of politics, congestion, or just plain corruption, nations get the bright idea to build brand new capital cities far away from existing urban areas. Sometimes it works out (as with Washington D.C.), and sometimes it doesn’t. China’s … Continue reading →

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